This changes the darker end of the primary color scale to make it even
darker. This means that at the lower end of the scale, white text also
gets enough contrast to be accessible.
For the record: these variables do not seem to be in use anywhere else
in the code base (based on a text search), so it shouldn't affect any
other bits or pieces.
This commit introduces a new primary color gradient palette to replace the
dark / mossy green that we use in the light theme. It's got a very
small range, so we should probably expand on it in the future, but for
now it'll do a _lot_ better than it did previously.
I keep getting confused and clicking the link to the how-to guides
when I wanna go to the API reference docs and I _wrote_ the damn thing
🙈 In other words, I betcha someone else is struggling with the same
thing.
So let's try and change it to something that's harder to click by mistake.
* docs: add docs for impression data
* fix: update wording
* Update website/docs/advanced/impression_data.md
Co-authored-by: Thomas Heartman <thomas@getunleash.ai>
* Update website/docs/advanced/impression_data.md
Co-authored-by: Thomas Heartman <thomas@getunleash.ai>
* docs: use hyphen instead of underscore in file name and title/slug
We've been very inconsistent with our use of separators previously
(we should try and find a standard). Hyphens are most common online,
so I've switched to that instead.
* docs: use syntax highlighting for shell commands
* docs: start outlining impression data restructure.
* docs: Add impression data info to API: create toggles
* docs: Add impression data row to compatibility matrix
* docs: restructures the impression data reference doc.
* chore: remove question callout in source material
* docs: add redirect for `impression_data` -> 'impression-data'
* docs: Add sdk availability to availability note
* chore: Fix broken doc paths.
Co-authored-by: Thomas Heartman <thomas@getunleash.ai>
This hides the 'back to main menu' button from the narrowed site menu.
There is no main menu to speak of, so having it take you back to
'unleash enterprise' and the GitHub icon seems unnecessary.
